Letter To The Editor: Saying Goodbye To A City
Like a lot of other people, I came to Waterloo when I was an 18-year-old kid: bright-eyed and eager to begin my university career. Seven years later and here I ...
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Opinion: De-Platforming Dangerous Voices on University Campus
It’s been a week and I am still in shock. I am in shock that in 2018, we are still discussing the issue of racism.
I am not usually one to participate in prot...
The changing course of the Iron Horse
How the City of Kitchener and the University of Waterloo are collaborating to develop the Iron Horse Trail into an inclusive and equitable community asset....
Mixing Cocktails and Canvases
Taking place in a pub or restaurant, Paint Nite introduces social art to the masses with the motto “drink creatively”....
WR on board with GO changes
Justin Smirlies
CCE CONTRIBUTORS MATT SMITH - CCE PHOTO EDITOR
Minor changes are being made to the GO train and bus schedules for Kitchener and Waterloo t...
Accidents on the rise
Connor Ward
CCE CONTRIBUTOR Will Huang CCE CONTRIBUTOR On May 6, a construction worker fell from a balcony on a work site in Kitchener, suff...
Students staying in K-W
Joshua Awolade GRAPHICS DESIGNER
Ashley Denuzzo
CCE CONTRIBUTOR For some, four years in Waterloo just isn’t enough. An increasing number of students h...
Digital currency now in K-W
Andrew Wilding’s organization Capacity Waterloo Region has begun accepting Bitcoins• WILL HUANG CCE CONTRIBUTOR Local charities, businesses start using virt...
Collapse of a tech giant
A recent announcement that Fairfax Financial Holdings wants to purchase BlackBerry has many speculating about the company’s future. (Photo by Ryan Hueglin) ...
Boston bombings come close to home
This photo was taken by Laurier student Meagan Suckling near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, about 10 minutes before the explosions that killed three a...